
In this segment Goodacre looks at the question of who were Jesus' sisters. Although people are aware of the names of Jesus' brothers, few give thought to mention of Jesus' sisters (Mark 6:3). Are they Mary and Salome or Anna and Salome? Listen to to the NT Pod what Goodacre has to say about this question.
Also, at the NT Blog you can read Goodacre's take on Richard Bauckham's claim that there is a 50% chance that the names of Jesus' sisters were Mary and Salome.
Yeshua's sisters were Lydia and Salome--Salome was Yosef's oldest daughter--Yacob was Yosef's oldest son. Yacob became the first bishop of yerusalem.
ReplyDeleteYosef's oldest son was Yacob (James the shorter)--Yacob's son was Mordechai (Mark) who followed Shimon (Peter) and Mark wrote Book of Mark--Myriam d. Magdala was a former lepper from Magdala--
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Jesus had four brothers: James, Simon, Judas and Joseph. He had two sisters: Assia and Lydia.
ReplyDeletewhere is your scripture reference to support your finding please?
DeleteWhat aboit Jesus sisters
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ReplyDeleteQAccording to the bible reference "his brothers and ALL HIS SISTERS are here with us indicates three sisters, not two. Many Bible experts agree that there were three, so what have you done with the missing one?
ReplyDeleteThe bible doesn't say what the sisters names are-nor the number, but is does specify that he had at least two sisters. Some traditions say their name's are Mary and Salome. The Catholic tradition is that they were not daughters of Mary.
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DeleteAs Jerusalem was under Roman occupation during the time these children would have been born, I don't think the Blessed Virgin Mama would have given her girls Roman names. Esther, Mary, Salome or Rebekkah would have been more like it. As birth records were virtually non-existent, there is no way to know what Jesus' siblings were called or how many of them he had.
ReplyDeleteIs there any direct proofs that jesus had four brothers and two sisters from the womb of Mary the mother of jesus
ReplyDeleteRead Matthew 13:55 for Jesus' brothers name in the King James version.
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ReplyDeleteMark 15:40 and 16:l in King James refer to Salome but I can't find any where else to support the other names.
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ReplyDeleteIt makes sense based on what deadcat said that He had at least sisters. Maybe the three names (Anna, Mary, and Salome) are the names of all three of them. You might also be interested in knowing that the sons of Zebedee (John and James) are his cousins as are the sons of Alphaeus (James, Joses (Barnabas), and Simon (?)). Alphaeus also had a daughter named Mary who was the mother of John Mark. Simon Peter says that John Mark is his son his epistles, so it seems apparent to me that he and Mary were married. To recap, it seems from scripture that Jesus had four brothers, at least three sisters, five male cousins, and at least one female cousin. My understanding is that all of his cousins were on Joseph's side as the Virgin Mary was an only child, and that John the Baptist was the son of the Virgin Mary's cousin Elizabeth and his father is Zechariah.
ReplyDeleteAccording to John 19:25, Mary had a sister
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Deletewow what is the true story will we ever know everyone has there own version of the story some turn it in there favor it's wild
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